[jason snyder]

I'm going to be doing more videos on this CNC very soon.

[naspc]

Great video. Thabks for sharing. I to agree info out there is minimal at best. I do get alot of answee here though.
i was think of milling out carbon fiber parts for motorcycle and rc cars to, thats after i get the machine finished. But where do you get your carbon fiber? Do you layer the carbon fiber yourself or do you buy a plate for it already done?

[Spk64]

Is that a water cooled spindle without water running to it? Noticed fittings on top but no hoses.


Steve

[xspyke]

You should not be blowing that carbon dust everywhere, it's very hazardous.

[jason snyder]

Is that a water cooled spindle without water running to it? Noticed fittings on top but no hoses.


Steve

yeah for short runs i do....I just rebuilt the machine with new electronics.....i wouldnt run it for a long time that way.....but after 10-15 minutes the spindle isnt even warm.

You should not be blowing that carbon dust everywhere, it's very hazardous.

agree...normally i vacuum it up.....but need to make a shoe for this machine

Great video. Thabks for sharing. I to agree info out there is minimal at best. I do get alot of answee here though.
i was think of milling out carbon fiber parts for motorcycle and rc cars to, thats after i get the machine finished. But where do you get your carbon fiber? Do you layer the carbon fiber yourself or do you buy a plate for it already done?

you can get pre made carbon panels over seas. i think frt - carbon still sells it.